Coastline College - ACE Friendly Associate Degree

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Coastline College is one of my long-term life-long learning goals.   

I completed 3 SH in 2019 and I will in Winter 2020 take another 3 SH EM class from a national expert in emergency management who also teaches there part-time.  

Yes, all I need is 12 SH for a few degrees from Coastline.

Coastline took forever to do the evaluation, but Coastline gave me credit for non-traditional credits:
CLEP Exams (they take almost all) see list
DSST Exams (they take almost all) see list
ECE Exams (they take almost all) see list
Military ACE (JST); 
FEMA 1 SH credits (P) from another college; 
non-traditional PLA credits (CR) from Washington State; 
non-traditional CPL credits (P) from Oregon. 
non-traditional CBA credits (P) from Oregon.

Military backgrounds may benefit the most, but others with PLA, CPL, CBA, CLEP, DSST. ECE, etc will also.  It is the best CC in California.

Almost all CC's in CA are similar in what they will take - they all take most CLEP's, many DSST's, just about any school will take ECE exams because they're from an RA school (I'm sure TECEP's and SSA's would come in similarly), and military/JST credits.